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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
rs. Abroad.

Abroad.
Charles H. Harding, Of Baltimore, is in
the city. X
Mr.. CLARK Hamilton, Jr., Of Grafton, is
in the city.
Mr.. Charles echauble, Of New Cumber.
land, is in the city.
Madame Frye and her daughters are at
the Mcclure House.
Miss May Kennedy is convalescent after
a Bevere attack Of Illness.
W. F. Falk, agent Of the Gypsy Baron
Company, is at the Mcclure.
W. F. Wright and daughter, Of Wash.
ington, Pa, are at the Mcclure.
Mrs. l.. Tavenner, of Parkersburg, is
visiting friends on tho South Side.
Mics Jennie Bailey Is in Cincinnati,
where she will remain for a few weeks,
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Howard.
Misses Belle West and Ella Hunt, Of
Urichsville, wero at the Stamm House
yesterday. They came in on a shopping
EXPEDITION.
Mr.. W. @. Beane, Of the Register staff, Ia
of on a two.weeks' vacation, which he
will spend in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia,
New York and other cities.
Messrs. George Herd, George Buchanan
and W. s. McLain, all of Pittsburgh, are
at the Mcclure house. They are connect
ed with the Natural Gas Company of West
Virginia.
DR.. Fairfax Irwin. Of Washington. D.
@, prominently connected with the U. 8.
Naval and Marine service, arrived in the
city last night and registered at the
Mcclure house.
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On
The State Limo Rnilronl,

The largest meeting of the recent series
Of meetings held in Brooke county wae
held ut Scott's Run School House, in Croea
Greek township, Wednesday night in the
interest Of the Wheeling, WellsburgG
State Line Railroad. Gentlemen from
Pennsylvania were present and took an
active part in the meeting. A rising vote
was called for, expressive Of their desire
to have the road built ria Cross Greek in.
stead of Buffalo. The entire audience
arose as one man. Committees were ap.
pointed to canvass for subscriptions and
to call other meetings throughout the
township. A spirit Of rivalry is now ex.
tant IS to which route will be adopted. II
is understood that q meeting Of the direc.
tors is being arranged for to hear rep ,rts
from both routes some time next month,
either at Wheeling or Wellsburg. A lively
time is anticipated.
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The american Flint Glass Worker says:
Several Baltimore capitalists have been
consulting with the officers OF the Ameri-
can Flint Glass Workers Union in regard
to starting five of the idle factories in the
West on the cooperative plan in tho event
Of a strike in the tableware branch. No
definite action has as yet been taken. The
proposition is still open. A prominent
member Of the union in speaking of the
matter said: snow is the time for the
Flinta to take such steps as will put an
end to the strikes in the future. There
are five factories within one hundred
miles Of Pittsburgh, with good railroad
facilities, that could but be put into opera
ton in a short time. Why not try this
experiment and become u own en-
ployera? Business ia good now, and I
do not believe there was ever a better
time to teet the cooperative plan. The
cooperative company at Beaver Falls, Pa,
has certainly been a SUCCESS beyond e1.
pe%ctations.5 Why cannot similar plants be
established"
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A CONTRACT FOUND
ron TIE CRY oREMAToRY SHED.
NJ. Y. Smith was Awarded h Job OF Build.
Ing It ut his Bld-The Solicitor Asked to
Decide II II Must BIO Paid for-0arbage
!1l Collectors who do not Collect,

There was a very fully attended meet
Ing Of the Council Committee on Health
last evening, Chairman Jaeger presiding.
Ex.Oity Health Officer Garrison was pres.
ont. The question as 10 the responsibility
Of the city for the contract price OF the
iron structure over the garbage crematory
was the principal subject before the com.
mittee. II was discovered by going over
the papers OF the Committee on Health oil
the former Council that In December that
committee recommended to Council that
the contract to construct o shed Of Iron
over the furnace on the hill be awarded
to NJ. v. Smith, Of Pittsburgh, who built
tho furnace, at hiH bid, the structure to
BIZ supplied with ventilatore, and a "tele'
graph" to shiit the lids, and to accommo'
date the smoke stack. None Of these
specifications were compiled with, though
the contract was lot to Mr.. Smith as recon-
mended.
DR.. Garrison explained his letter 10 the
Pittsburgh Bridge Company, saying ht
wrote In answer to an inquiry that II tht
work vas done according 10 contract there
would be no trouble about the pay. HI
wrote this in good faith, believed 1t to b.
true. and saw no reason yet that 1t ghonlG
not be true.
After some informal discussion Of TIT
situation with the new light thrown upor
1t, the matter wa referred 10 the Oily
Solicitor with Instructions to examine ant
report whether the contract had beer
complied with; whether the city WA
legally or morally bound to pay for thu
shed, and whether the Pittsburgh Bridge
Company had any claim against the city
A resolution c%ensuring Garbage Oollec
tors Burns md McGraw. OF the First
Fourth and Filth Districts, was adopted
and City Health Officer Reed instructed
to notify all garbage collectors that they
would DO prosecuted Tor neglect Of duty
in the future. A resolution to print In TIL
newspapers Of the city an official notice
calling attention to the provisions Of thu
ordinance governing garbage collectors IL
the winter months was lost.
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MARTINS

#| .'#H.# HHLLH-# -- L.Ma.E ..H H.
Ready for Observation-Disclosures
sonnl and Other Items.
Miss May Griffith Is visiting friends in Ben,
wood.
Melvin westlate is seriously Ill with typhoid
fever. :.
James Keesey's new brick building has;Ieached
the SECOND story. 31,..
Mn. E. ". Fowler, Of East Liverpool, Is visiting
relatiyesin this city. -
L. I. Brady Is having his house on Fifth stree,
repaired and remodeled generally.
MI. s. G. Dunleyy and Mr.. Harry Northwood
were In the city yesterday on glass business.
Dr.. Werlich. OF Washington, Pa, Is In town. At
tending the funeral OF his brother, DR.. /. Werlich.
For the latest fall aud winter styles In good lt.
ting clothes, go TO +. Rub, merchant tailor, Second
street. =
Joseph Medill and N. @. Michel returned last
NIGHT from a hunting trip In the neighborhood oil
Smithteld. H
Mt. and Mrs. John McIIenry left yesterday ior
Wellsburg, where they were called by the Serious
illness Of MI JameS johnson.
A force OF men Is at work uncovering tho water
plugs at the connections OF the diteIent mains,
preparatory to turning on water In the pipes. -
Miss Belle Oliver, Of Portland. we'll known In this
city, was married yesterday afternoon 10 MI. Ed Fl.
pleasant one. The happy couple left on tho 4 2. N.
train forR bridal tour In the West.
Commercial Hall was filled last TueRdsy evening,
and all present greatly enjoyed Prof. uaupt's lee.
ture and charming entertainment. To night an.
other free lecture Will BIO given. after which the
ladies and gentlemen In tho 1880 l.. 4. class viii
read, speak and amlse tho audience generally,
An effort Is being made to Induce the Professor 10
open o course In tho evening. Hence all Wishing
such Class will appear tonight and make It known,
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Every Statement VIndcated ! Every Promise Redeemed

We have rescued the lame READY-MADE out ola SLOUGH
into which years OF disregard for style, quality, or anything good
had placed it in wheeling. We have placed the name where t
should be-on the same shelf with tailor make.
ACCOMPLISHED OVERCOATS, the Finest. in Chrsteu.
dom, Tailor made sOvercoats, Overcoats that are made Of I'm.
ported Montagnaes, the finest possible to make anywhere, cost
you from $40 to $50. &s$
at s12, SIS, SIS and $2o-that occasion much comment from
our customers-Chinchlla, Meltons, Kerseys, &C., bearing the
distinguished stamp Of exceptionally fine and. stylish garments,
Fashionable silk lined Kerseys at $22; cant be duplicated for
$50 90 In Wheeling.
OVERCOAT BARGAINS-We turn from the fancful to
to the practical. When it comes. to real good service there is
nothing that will wear better than the SIS co., Sc 90, IS 90 and
$40 90 Overcoats, that we are selling byth thousands in every
color and desirable fabric. Every Coat is cut from first class
material In correct style and made by good, well paid workmen.
Every garment is a marvel Of value at the prices asked. No
other house in Wheeling can begin to equal It. We have never
public appreciate a good thing when they see it. and that Ia
accounts for our tremendous trade.
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The RIuehurt Company.

Another good house Wal at the Grand
last night. "The Waits Luck" was given,
and the singing Of BERTHE and Goldie
Rinehart and Miss Peters, the dancing of
Stella Rinehart and the hrmor OF Meeara.
Peters and HaYria kept the audience in q
roar Of laughter or 3 sto.m Of applause all
the time. Tonight 8 new piece, "In and
out oil Place." viii! be given. 1t is as full
OF humor and singing, dancing and other
specialties az any Of the plays yet given,
and will doubtless make as great a hit.
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GEO, NJ. SHOOK
8 90.

~ ... .........I 49,. .H.
We have just purchased from
a leading manufacturer the bal
ance OF his stock Of Fall and
Winter Dress Goods DIT a great
reduction in price. This pur-
chase necessltates a cores
iponding reduction on all Dress
Goods in stock we, therefore,
commencing with to-day, pro
pose to offer everything in our
Dress Goods Department at
lower prices than have ever be-
fore been quoted on choice
goods. Our immense trade on
40 mn. .#" rH.. |-r.H.. ...-H. sid.
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THE FIRE ESCAPES
AND SOME OTTER TIMgLY TOPICS
-uArt Al l.. aNEHl1EF grs-ft ~. sa Elf a3NF1
Discussed by tho Board Of Education Last
E~yenins-The Regular Monthly.M Getting.
First Payment on tho Now First Ward
school House-New Teachers,

All the members Of the city School
Board were present at last evenings reg.
ular meeting but Mess1s. Acker, Echsiruth,
Iaett, List, Waterhouse and Whally. The
superlntendent's report was then read.
Following Ia an abstract:
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE arc daily receiving New Novelties
In Snitings, pantaloonings and Over
coatinss. which weare prepared 10 make
w, In ilrst.class style Mt reasonable
prices.
"a full line Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now In stock.
Our Hhilc %Unlauudrled Shirt, double
scanned, re.enforccd front and back, at
81 ccnts, is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. .. HESS s. SUNS,
1918 1893 Market Street,
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THE CoMING INSTITUTE.
Tho Tenchers to Meet Ia tho First Presby-
fnrInu Church Nnnt lNs.h -

Tho Tenchers to Meet in tho First PresbJ-
tcrian Church Next Week.
Superintendent W. H. Anderson, Of the
Public Schools, has arranged to have the
sessions Of the Peabody Teachers' Insti-
tute held in the lecture room Of the First
Presbyterian Church. This will be found
to DO q very pleasant place of meeting.
These sessions will commence next We'd
resday. The instructors specially on
gagged for thin year are DR.. and Mrs.
Newell, Of Baltimore; Prof. E. E. White,
Of Cincinnati, and Miss S. j. Meholin, OF
this city. Scholars from the gram.
mai rooms Of tho several schools
will furnish the music for the day sessions.
At the evening sessions and special lee.
lures Mrs. Nellie Sweeney-Palmer and
other home vocalists will appear. Hon.
B. S. Morgan, State Superintendent, will
be here to render his assistance. It is the
intention OF both Mr.. Anderson and Mr..
Morgan to make this Institute the best
ever held here orin the State, and Judging
from the preparations that have been
made they will euCceed,
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The Missouri Pacific Railway and Iron
Mountain route offers passengers choice
Of two routes from ST.. Louis to San An.
tonic, Galveston, Austin, Ell Paso and
other noted winter resorts in Texas. This
is the only limo 10 the famous Hot Sprinpu
Of Arkansas, with only one change Of cars
to the Pacific coast points.
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OrchebtrnlI Nehearsnlu.

The Opera House orchestra has Issued
It's invitations and programme for its
frat grand aemi.monthly Sunday night
rehearaal OF the season. It will be given
next Sunday evening at Arion Hall. Tho
programme ia q splendid one, made up OF
new and popular numbers. The large
number OF paasive members belonging TO
the orchestra, who are the only ones ad-
mitted to these rehearsals, will be pleaued
to learn that the orchestra has secured
the big hall Of the Arion club house for
these Sunday night reheareals.
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Ely Bios: l have used two bottles Of
your Cream Balm for catarrh since De-.
cember. A sore in my nostrila-the cause
OF much sufIering-has entirely healed ;
have used no other medicine. This spring
l feel better, can walk and work with
more ease than ! have in any spring since
lsol,-Mary E. Ware, Hopeful, Va.
~ TTbstw.
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REAL ESTATE,
FORSAIE
Eleven Lots on south Side OF Hieh street, squA.i
30, SIS esch.g 80 : NoN'' 100 $685. "

! ~ -. "# NJ LII
On E!eyen Lots on south side Of High street, square
Lot No. 8, square 80. Charles street, $50.
each. rEF IIts - - "|Ht
East half Of Lot No. 90 Eighteenth street, being
west o. house No. oil Eighteenth street, $1,000.
tos NO. ~ south side Of seventeenth street, cast
Of mouse No. 26 geventeenth street, sl,40O
e,t Eau Lot east Of house No. l7G Eighteenth stiec4
Building sites north aldo Of Nineteenth stree.
ea4t o., woods street. SIC 50 4 front foot. :,
,a LSt no. 10 Elliot street. near the east end Of
AWeith street, formerly walnut street, 500.
Lot south OF House No. 2S0l EoGy street, $1,000.
house No. q Maryland street, a substantial
uaIck nouse OF four. rooms and Kitchen, with
Eooo cellar; can DO bought for 81, 800
Lot NO. a.. southwest corner Of Maryland and
North Broadway, $1,000. 80
SIouno cornering on Virginia and South Yoit
sueep; fronting on Yirginit street 65 feet and on
oo9tn YORK street 10 feet, slO(o.
naouse No: 180 Twelfth street, a large franc With
40 aHu ~ t 1a alley, ground, q full lot; eau DO bought
~; 10 Acres a suitable Tor market GARDENER;
olstahI from tho city ono milo and O quarter, $500.
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Pitnburgh and Raturn.

Commencing Sunday, June s, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will sell excuruion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of 81 50, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 90. Trains leave at 5 and
$40 A. NJ, returning arrive at Z and II 10
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Tho Woods Full Of dama.

@. Resley Tracy, Manager Of the West.
ern Union Telegraph Company's office
here, and DR.. George I. Oaddle returned
last evening from q three dsye; hunt near
West Alexander. They were loaded down
with q half bundled rabbits and quite a
number Of pheaaants, quail and squirrels.
They had q glorious time and report the
woods full OF game. =55.
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FIFTEEN YEARS

Studying tho Wan of People and What
Clothing We Ought to Soil Them
Has given Ralph Kline, the Reliable
Clothier, at lao Main street, clear insight
to doing the best. II will be noticed that
SEINE merchants have already, thus early
in the season, adopted the old dodge oil
the gliding pcule in their business. They
put an extra dollar or two on their wares,
then mark 'em down q peg or two
and yell lustily: "cut prices!" ''cut
pricesl" Let US tell these gentlemen that
their reductions must be bona dde, and
must be at least % per cent under what
they now offer their goods at, before they
can hope to compete with us. When 1t
comes to q question OF cutting, we'll make
things lively, for ono are so we'll able to
sell at q loss, II necessary, than ourselves.
These are the prices at which we will this
week sell goods, which will benefit all
buyers:
Suits or Overcoats for 81 rs.
Men'sgood warm aud durable Oysrcoats,
which would be considered cheap at So,
reduced to s. rs.
At IS several lines Of mems fine Over.
coats in MELONS, Kerseys, Chinchillas,
equal to any $l2 coat in Wheeling.
At $40, zee our tiue Worsted and Kersey
Overcoats, worth $l4.
0vercoats for boys Of all ages, from 81
upwards.
See our Boys Fur Beaver Oyercoats at
So so, selling elsewhere at IS.
just received, 500 pair of childrsn's
cheap pants, at 25 cents.
Parents see us, because you will be satis-
fed that our claims for your patronage
are such as you will appreciate. Believe
us, for all our statements We back up with
production Of goods.
RALPH KLINE.
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Gl1e Qntdliaa,ntr
omoo: Nos. st and AZ Fourteenth stroot.
New Advertisements,

Wantcd-A MIlllner.
Wanted to Rent-kooms.
Try Lists Cough Syrup.
For sale-Goid Watch, &c;-H. c.. Richards.
some New picturcs-E. l.. Nic0ll.
Crackers and Cskes-wheeling Bakery Co,
Blank Boots md Stationery-JoB, Graves & Son
Temple MuSes OF Anatomy.
What Everybody Wants Logan & Co,
RemoyA-L. s Good q Co.-Fourth page,
Geo n, snOoi 4 co.-Head OF Local,
n. Gutman 4 Co.--Fourth page. =,
! Declde--D. Gundllug 4 " Fourth page,
Grand spairinS Match. Fourth page.
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Tho number Of different pupils enrolled
,ince tha frat NJ Santcmbnr opaa 4 dIO = 81.

since the tirat oil September was LAO. Il.
1nthe Gernun Department there we're
enrolled for the month In Washington
district, % pupils, Of whom l5 were Of Ger.
man parentage; Madison. l3, OF whom 5
were Of German p%arentage; Clay, 70, OF
whom 81 were OF German parentage ;
Union, 81, Of whom 90 we're oil German pa
rentsge; Centre, G3, OF whom 80 we're Of
German parentage; Webster, so, OF whom
81 were OF German parentage; Richie,
So, Of whom AZ were Of German parent
age; a total OF Sl5, OF whom 19l were Of
German ~payentage.
Accompanying this wac tho Librarian'e
report, showing that in October tho mum.
Der oil books taken out was 5000, an
average daily circulation OF 1911, and o cir.
culation In the reading room Of FOL vol.
umes. Fourteen dollars was received
from fines. 43 :
In commenting on tho report OF the
Committee on Buildings and Grounds
recommending that a spiral stairway fire
escape be ordered 10 be purchased fol
the Union school from Marshall Bros, o.
Pittsburgh, not TO exceed in cost $500
Messrs. Davis and Human opposed spend
Ing anything like this sum, and said
suitable escape could be built hero al
half tho cost. Mr.. Hannah advocated
buying the escapes for the other ward
schools: DR.. Dickey thought more boye
would be killed or injured with this de.
vice than would ever be endangered with
out it.
Mr.. Davis said no could mako as good
an escape as this one for 5000 and make
money.
On motion Of Mr.. Miller the name Of
the firm was stricken out, 30 as to allow "
the committee to select any fire escape,
and the amended resolution adopted.
Tho fourth estimate Of money due on
the First ward school, a%g2regating S2.074'
80, was ordered paid, and $500 WAS allowed
Z. W. Wells, the architect Of that build.
ing, on account.
The Library Committee reported that Il
had paid certain bills for books; ap,
proved.
The special committee on a re.diyision
OF the Eighth ward between the two
school houses, reported that the presen,
arrangement could not be improved on.
The Commissioners Of Madison district
requested the confirmation Of Miss Alice
Euglish as teacher in Grade D, Division
4, which was done.
An appropriation OF $40 was made tc
furnish the Superirtendent's room on the
Island, and to buya clock for the new
school room just built there. !
MI. Davis, the new member from the
Fifth ward; was assigned to the places on
all committees formerly filed by tie late
DR.. Reed.
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Additional Markets..

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f HnaaKS SoHe sa 6ia IN: =, 561c:.Noyember 76sSa75Hc
TX c,os,n Sh =, I U.s. closing at 56%s: January 49,
va Z y 't Gorns c ss 'S IA j a asHy. NS.MasSe. closing q
c1onsiro s a, liz ISL No.z toc; hoyem Der 45hai6Hc
s!9sn. a. 4Sze; DecemSer 44sezaA5Mc, closing a
49Xc.' Closing a. '1sslc 7, T no,a az as1ac; nay 4SHt
vem6er 27at7kc, Closing At S1c: M a a;yzi .a,n 20
Flaxseed, Eo.i, 81 Is. Prime timothy seed III IA
Meg is PORK; per barrel. sl3 25al8 50: January sis s7I
S SISI s7k u AZ Sls 81 3 X. NAY slS s5Hai4 0s, closing Al
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THE Il CONCERT,
An Artistic Musical Entertainment Last
MM.A ~ ~ Evanlnn. q. ~ q .l.M. ~

sAu tuhtiGH MUSICAL entertainment Last
Evening.
It was not as large an audience that
gathered in the Opera House last night "a
one would have expected from tho fame
Of Madame Fry and her daughters and
the fact that the proceeds were for the
benefit Of the Mission Sunday School in
East Wheeling. Judging from the peopls
who composed the audience more OF them
were there through q desire to assist the
school than to henr the music. The pro-
ceeds, however, will not benefit the school
much after the expenses arc paid.
Madame Fry, her three daughters and
Mr.. A. J. Wells compose the company.
The following programme was rendered:
MADAME Fry aud iiii Daughters and III. 4. !. a seiH.a
Vocal oaat!elto ....". esends "-....,.""....M obrins
Audau.o and %f scheiso / from aar Tt aioa op. u.
Anton Rubenlteln.
Madame Pty. Alta, and 4. ]. Wells.
Polana!sc, from ''aignon." In Bon Tlltania;
"La fayoti.e de vlenSa.", Fof Flute. 49,. Terschai.
i'F concerto. ''''"""" Alta Fry yioiln''''..''De beFl0''
LuAVe Vihuus sts.....ts. ...s ss .sss., .sss ~. s....,t lubutl,
HAtmonized for Madame Fry and Daughters,
by l.. N. Anderson. -.
L c Hugucnots".. .. Duct for vi0lins..... Moycrbeer
r7ga Eugenic and Alta. 71|
Balade........-......... Ihe blter BIZ -.........".P ontet
Lulu Fry. sls1 4l.If.
Quattetto for Strings Tam iauSer ....,, ..,,,W Wagner,
~. ri, Madame Fry and Daughters.
Eugenia Fry.
MHkulxa ue Concett.
Madame Fry and Daughters and Al. Wells.
The numbers were all artistically given.
and most OF them were encored. Mis-
Lulu Fry's flute playing and Miss Alta't
violin playing were especially noteworthy,
and the string quartette was very fine
Taken as a whole, the concert wa exceed
ing ENJOYABLE,
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a Card.

wi a Card.
To the Editor Of the lntelli1enc1.
Please state that the "Fistic Tourna.
ment" to be given at the Capitol rink Sat.
urdsy night, November 10. is not under
the auspices OF the Wheeling Athletic
Club as advertised by certain posters, nor
has the club, Of any Of it's members, any.
thing to DO with said entertainment,
WILLIAM L. EWING,
President Whesling Athletic Club.
Wheeling, Nou. II, 1887.
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MANY Of the good things OF this LIE are
sorroWtully let alone on account Of Dys.
pepsia. Acker'e Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyepepsia, Indigestion and Constipa.
ton sold on a positive guarantee at rs
and 30 cents, by Logan & Co., OR. Goethe,
=. Menkemiller, r. B. Burt and Bowie
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